Media

Reports by fellows

Chinese investors looking to Australia

Matthew Cranston of The Australian Financial Review reports: In a magazine at a hotel in the northern Chinese city Dalian, there is a map charting the city’s district, not much bigger than Brisbane.

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Brand Australia must find voice

Jennifer Hewett of The Australian Financial Review reports: I am en route to Shenyang, a city of 12 million people, in north-east China. En route at about 300km/h, that is.

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Faithful to the party line

Jennifer Hewett of The Australian Financial Review reports: I am in my hotel room half-listening to CNN when the tv screen suddenly goes blank. I put it down to a technical glitch.

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Aussie beef boost for China’s soccer team

Lisa Martin of Australian Associated Press reports: Could Australian cows help end China's national embarrassment on the soccer field?

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Chasing the Chinese dream in Dalian

Jennifer Hewett of The Australian Financial Review reports: The cranes seem to hover over almost every street, alongside the massive apartment blocks and office towers under constant construction.

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A continuing China dependency

Jennifer Hewett of The Australian Financial Review reports: There are hiccups aplenty in the vision of a fast expanding market for quality Australian wines.

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Travelling the Red Dirt road

It can be easy to place too much emphasis on the big picture when it comes to the commercial and political ties between Australia and China. Relations, so enormous in macro economic terms, still come back to individuals. One can’t overlook the importance of travel and education.

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APJC fellow finds a world of stories

Ben Doherty won the Walkley Award for Social Equity Journalism in 2013 for a series of articles exposing exploitation in the Bangladeshi garment industry making clothes for Australia. He explains how the APJC fellowship he undertook to Indonesia and East Timor in 2008 kick-started his career as a foreign correspondent.

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Chinese boom has a message

Tony Abbott wants to see cranes standing above the cities of Australia. First he’ll have to come to western China and the ancient city of Chongqing because that’s where it appears almost all the world’s cranes are being used.

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Radio volunteers tune in from Timor-Leste

My fellow Austraining International volunteer, Claudia Santangelo, and I are now coming into our fifth month working with the Association of Community Radio Stations in Timor-Leste (ARKTL) to support community radio stations here.

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